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	Factsheets: Silvereye
		The Silvereye is a small (9.5cm - 12cm) bird with a conspicuous ring of white feathers around the eye, and belongs to a group of birds collectively known as white-eyes.
		Silvereyes may occur in almost any wooded habitat, especially commercial orchards and urban parks and gardens.
		Silvereyes breed during August to February (later in the north), and pairs actively defend a small territory.
	www.amonline.net.au /factsheets/silvereye.htm (447 words)

	Imperial College London - Silvereye birds help scientists to settle disputed evolutionary theory
		The larger species of silvereye has existed on Norfolk Island for approximately two million years, whereas the smaller silvereye species arrived in 1904 and there has not been sufficient time for the evolution of larger body size.
		The Silvereye's pattern of colonisation there was originally used to support the founder effect model, first proposed by Ernst Mayr in 1954.
		The south west Pacific islands benefit from a well-documented history of such events, and DNA samples were taken from birds captured on the islands to be compared with samples from Silvereye colonies on the Australian mainland and with samples from island populations of Silvereyes known to be founded over 3,000 years ago.
	www.imperial.ac.uk /P3414.htm (940 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Silvereye
		Silvereyes breed in spring and early summer, making a tiny cup of grass, spiderweb, and thistledown, suspended from a small tree or shrub, and laying 2 to 4 pale blue eggs.
		Once the young have fledged, Silvereyes gather into flocks and many migrate north during late summer, making their way north along the coast and ranges, foraging busily through the day with much calling and quick movement through the shrubbery, gradually working north, then flying long distances at night.
		It arrived in greater numbers in 1856, and it is assumed that a migrating flock was swept eastwards by a storm.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Silvereye (454 words)

	Mystery Migration of the Tiny Silvereye - May - Scribbly Gum - ABC Science Online
		The Silvereye is an adaptable bird capable of spreading to new habitats with ease.
		Silvereyes are small and evasive, as well as fast moving, which combine to make accurate identification quite difficult.
		Silvereyes feed in the lower branches of trees and bushes where they prefer to dine on fruits, seeds, nectar and insects.
	www.abc.net.au /science/scribblygum/May2001/default.htm (1881 words)

	:: Otherspace - New Journeys: The Interactive Science Fiction Saga ::
		Silvereye follows the Lotorian to what was once an apartment complex, crouching behind a piece of rubble, he motions the others over, while he peeks over the top.
		Silvereye: On your walk back to the group, around the burning debris of the fighter, you might just notice that one of the wings of the fighter is still intact...
		Silvereye nods to Tryklynn, kneeling down and taking the TOW launcher into his paws, carefully hefting it onto his shoulders, and, heeding Tryklynn's advice, staying to the side of the missile.
	os.jointhesaga.com /roadwest.html (10346 words)

	SILVEREYE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Silvereye, 백색 눈 또는 밀초를 바르 눈 은 아주 작은passerine새 출신 호주에 그러나 또한 발견하는 뉴질랜드안에 이다.
		잔디,spiderweb의 작은 컵을, 그리고thistledown만드는 봄 작은 나무 또는 관목, 그리고 2개 에 4개의 옅은 파란색 계란을 놓기에서와 초여름안에Silvereyes유형은, 중단했다.
		It is licensed under the GNU free documentation license.
	www.faktoko.com /wiki/ko/si/Silvereye.htm (140 words)

	Tiritiri Matangi Island - Silver eye (Wax eye) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Silvereyes feed on a variety of foods, invertebrates, fruit, nectar and will feed in flocks over winter in gardens and parks from bird tables, eating fats, cooked meats, and bread and sugar water.
		Silvereyes stay in pairs all year but in the winter they form big flocks, often flying at night in search of food.
		Silvereyes are very talkative giving a plaintive 'cree' not unlike a horses neigh.
	www.tiritirimatangi.org.nz /Fauna/Silvereye.htm (253 words)

	GeoTango - Mike Pastushak - Military Geospatial Technology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The ability of SilverEye to rapidly and easily generate 3-D information for facilities of interest, such as nuclear power plants or military installations is invaluable to intelligence and treaty monitoring.
		For homeland security SilverEye's high-resolution, high-accuracy 3-D models serve as a key information source for line-of-sight and line-of-fire analysis; dispersion modeling of biological, chemical, and radiological weapons; vulnerability analysis; bomb blast modeling; and evacuation route determination.
		SilverEye was also used to map Asia tsunami sites using single images acquired before and after the disaster.
	www.military-geospatial-technology.com /article.cfm?DocID=1048 (1001 words)

	Silvereye Software
		The nature of the businesses silvereye works with is wide ranging, which has led to providing tools and experience within various commercial and industrial environments from the graphics industry to telcommunications billing.
		Silvereye consists of Julius Spencer and Andrew Lindesay.
		The technology employed by Silvereye means that we can construct superb web applications, but if your preference or need is for desktop software, we can also integrate desktop solutions into the same project.
	www.silvereye.co.nz (462 words)

	Silvereyes - Trevor’s Birding
		In recent weeks we have had a few Silvereyes come to visit our garden.
		Silvereyes are delightful little grey and olive-green birds - unless you happen to have ripe grapes on your grape vines, when they will descend upon your garden with great delight and feed on the grapes using their sharp pointy beaks to pierce the skin of the grapes.
		Silvereyes are found throughout eastern and south-eastern Australia, as […]
	www.trevorsbirding.com /category/silvereyes (121 words)

	PCI Geomatics Becomes a Global Distributor of GeoTango’s SilverEye
		Richmond Hill, Ontario – June 30, 2005: PCI Geomatics ® extends its partnership with GeoTango by becoming a global distributor of SilverEye™, a revolutionary software solution designed to extract 3D information from a single image.
		SilverEye is the best way to generate 3D models of urban areas and facilities of interest rapidly.
		Building textures can be applied using information from the imagery, employing a texture library or from ground photographs.
	www.pcigeomatics.com /pressnews/2005silvereye.html (445 words)

	Genetic consequences of sequential founder events by an island-colonizing bird -- Clegg et al., 10.1073/pnas.102583399 ...
		The distribution of silvereye forms used in this study, with the timing and sequence of colonization events by Z.
		Genetic diversity and divergence of silvereye forms as measured by (a) heterozygosity; (b) allelic diversity; (c) pairwise F
		The general lack of strong founder effects accompanying island colonization by silvereyes is particularly striking given that
	www.pnas.org /cgi/content/full/102583399v1 (3871 words)

	GeoTango International Corp.
		GeoTango is a privately held company that delivers truly innovative solutions for 3D Internet visualization, 3D modeling, and location based services.
		We are the developer of SilverEye, the only software in the world for rapid 3D modeling and analysis using single satellite images or aerial photos.
		SilverEye is the fastest approach to build 3D models of any location in the world.
	www.directionsmag.com /companies/GeoTango_International_Corp./products/SilverEye (535 words)

	SILVEREYE - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		Flocks form in late autumn and winter and in some years these become very common in the lowlands.
		Slightly smaller than the introduced house sparrow, the silvereye is olive-green above, pale chestnut below, and there is the characteristic, almost complete, ring of white feathers around the eye.
		After their arrival in New Zealand in 1856, silvereyes soon became popular because of their attack on the orchard pest woolly aphis.
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/S/Silvereye/Silvereye/en (450 words)

	The DJ List - Record Labels: Silvereye
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	www.thedjlist.com /labels/S/Si/Silvereye (33 words)

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